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To clamp or not to clamp
In a perfect world, I would have to vote for no clamp as long as the joint
fits tightly... The reason being, I think that most of us probably use too much clamp pressure than is needed for a good BOND and squeeze out too much glue. Using a brad to tack two pieces together, or using tape or similar band clamps on tight fitting and mating pieces will not force out all the glue needed for bonding. Just my two cents... Dennis Dennis Slabaugh, Hobbyist Woodworker www.woodworkinghobby.com |
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